Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: J
- jaala
- jaasiel
- jaazaniah
- jaaziah
- jabbok
- jabesh
- jabesh gilead
- jabez
- jabin
- jabneel
- jachin
- jacinth
- jackal
- jacob
- jada
- jaddua
- jael
- jahath
- jahaz
- jahaziel
- jahleel
- jahzah
- jahzeel
- jail
- jailer
- jair
- jairus
- jakim
- jalam
- james
- jamin
- janoah
- japheth
- japhia
- japhlet
- jar
- jarah
- jarha
- jarib
- jarmuth
- jashar
- jashobeam
- jashub
- jason
- jasper
- jattir
- javan
- javelin
- jaw
- jawbone
- jazer
- jealous
- jealousy
- jebus
- jebusite
- jecoliah
- jeconiah
- jedaiah
- jediael
- jeduthun
- jehallelel
- jehdeiah
- jehiel
- jehieli
- jehoaddah
- jehoaddan
- jehoahaz
- jehoash
- jehohanan
- jehoiachin
- jehoiada
- jehoiakim
- jehoiarib
- jehonadab
- jehoram
- jehoshabeath
- jehoshaphat
- jehozabad
- jehozadak
- jehu
- jehudi
- jeiel
- jekameam
- jekamiah
- jemuel
- jeopardize
- jephthah
- jephunneh
- jerah
- jerahmeel
- jeremiah
- jeremoth
- jeriah
- jericho
- jerijah
- jerimoth
- jeroboam
- jeroham
- jerubbaal
- jerusalem
- jeshaiah
- jeshanah
- jeshimon
- jeshua
- jeshurun
- jesse
- jesus
- jether
- jetheth
- jethro
- jetur
- jeuel
- jeush
- jew
- jewel
- jewelry
- jewish
- jezaniah
- jezebel
- jezer
- jezreel
- jezreelite
- joab
- joah
- joanna
- joash
- job
- jobab
- jochebed
- joel
- jogbehah
- joha
- johanan
- john
- joiada
- joiakim
- joiarib
- join
- joint
- joking
- jokmeam
- jokneam
- jokshan
- joktan
- joktheel
- jonadab
- jonah
- jonathan
- joppa
- joram
- jordan
- joseph
- joses
- joshaphat
- joshbekashah
- joshua
- josiah
- jotbathah
- jotham
- journey
- joy
- joyful
- joyfully
- joyous
- jozabad
- jozadak
- jubilee
- judah
- judahites
- judaism
- judas
- judea
- judean
- judge
- judgment
- jug
- juice
- julius
- jump
- justice
- justification
- justify
- justly
- justus
- juts
- juttah
Scripture text and translation counts: Berean Standard Bible. Short definition: Dodson Greek Lexicon (2010, public domain). Full entry: G. Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament (1922, public domain). Strong’s Greek Dictionary (1890) in the edition by Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen (CC0). These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.